how to make tcsh default?

[edwardtanguay]

in suse 7.0 I want to have tcsh the default shell when I open up a linux prompt window.

where do I set this?

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[klamath]

From the CLI, type 'chsh'

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[ph34r]

Or, if you have root access to the machine, you can edit /etc/passwd - the login shell for each user is listed there.

[Urko]

I don't know about SUSE but you may also need
to add tcsh to /etc/shells as root first

[edwardtanguay]

I typed in chsh and it seemed to change the /etc/passwd for root but it still when I open a command line window from kde it still opens in bash.

How can I get it so that when I open a command line window, I automatically get the tsch?

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[This message has been edited by edwardtanguay (edited 15 November 2000).]

[bdl]

*seemed to change the /etc/passwd for root*


You're running as root?